Andy McFadden has announced a minor update to the 6502bench SourceGen disassembler for Windows. SourceGen is currently the one tool available within the 6502bench utility. For those of you interested in using the utility, there is a ton of useful information about the package included in the GitHub page including a number of how to tutorials.
There are also a number of projects which have been disassembled using SourceGen that are available through the webpage at https://6502disassembly.com/ that users can check out.
The changes in this release of the SourceGen program include the following items:
- Generate macro for big-endian words in 64tass output (#175).
- Made hex vs. decimal adjustment threshold configurable (#176).
- Allowed scripts to format inline data following COP and WDM opcodes (#177).
- Added more link anchors to HTML output (#180, #181).
- Fixed typo in C64 symbol definitions (#182).
- Added pre-formatting of VICE CRT binaries (#183).
- Auto-sized the rightmost column of References and Symbols.
- Updated project to use .NET Framework 4.8.1.
The binaries included in the distribution have been tested on Windows 11 only. Linux and Mac OS X are not officially supported through this current release. Further information about the 6502bench SourceGen program are available from the GitHub page at: https://github.com/fadden/6502bench
